2015-2016
Annual Report & Appeal for Support
Intercommunity
Peace & Justice Center
Dear friends, Wake up the world! Be witnesses of a different way of doing things, acting, living! It is possible to live differently in this world. —Pope Francis This spring the Intercommunity Peace and Justice Center began the celebration of our 25 years of ministry with humble and grateful hearts for the trust you have placed in us over the years. In partnership with you we have just begun to realize the many dreams we have for our church and world. We invite you to read our annual report and celebrate the ways we are acting together to create the just and peaceful world and inclusive church we envision.
Be witnesses of a different way…
We took Pope Francis to heart when we: • Heard Ilia Delio, OSF speak on Catholicity and the call to wholeness in the spirit of Pope Francis • Engaged 43 corporations on social and environmental responsibility • Created a primer and action guide on sustainability • Heeded the call to listen and act in solidarity with immigrants in our bilingual community dialogues
Wake up the World!
We know that people are eager to wake up the world when they download over 136,000 resources from our website. Help us increase our resource capacity! We see young people full of hope. Support the expansion of the Justice Cafés! We have changed corporate policy on human trafficking! Together with you we can end human trafficking! Immigrant women and children are strengthening our communities. Let’s work with them in serving the common good!
It is possible…
We invite you to take out the enclosed envelope and share a dream that together we can make possible! When you return your envelope: • Pray in thanksgiving that this is our moment in time to participate in a different way of acting and living • Become a witness to the possible with a donation or regular pledge • Wake up the world by partnering, participating, volunteering or investing significantly in one program The time is now to invest in a bold new way for the next 25 years. We must dream big! We are being beckoned to new horizons, calling all of us to give all that is possible for the sake of people on the periphery and a renewed Earth Community. We thank our God for you, our IPJC community and collaborators who give us hope to go forth in courage to live differently in this world! With gratitude,
Linda Haydock, SNJM Executive Director lhaydock@ipjc.org
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Judy Byron, OP Program Director jbyron@ipjc.org
Vision The Intercommunity Peace and Justice Center, living out of a shared Catholic faith tradition, recognizes and respects the dignity of all persons and all of creation.
Mission The Intercommunity Peace and Justice Center acts for justice in the church and the world.
Events
Catholic Advocacy Day IPJC made 131 appointments for the 600 people who met with their legislators to advocate for justice, housing, and services on behalf of those who are on the margins. Ten buses made it possible for people to travel together, have fun and bring their faith to light in the public square.
Catholicity and Conscious Evolution: The Vision of Pope Francis A capacity crowd of 350 participated in a workshop led by Ilia Delio, OSF on Catholicity and the call to wholeness! Sr. Ilia addressed revitalizing Christianity in an evolutionary universe by focusing on Catholicity and nature, the human person, Jesus and the institutionalization of the Catholic church.
You've brought vibrant new thought to us...Ilia's presentation was nearly electric! — Judy
Spokane Eastern Washington Legislative Day IPJC presented the Keynote and a legislative toolkit at the annual ecumenical gathering at St. Mark’s Lutheran Church.
Latino Legislative Day We work in partnership with agencies around the State to ensure the Latino voice is represented to our State legislators.
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Events Presentations
Community Dialogues
IPJC provided 47 presentations on a diversity of topics this year, including:
We launched new statewide organizing efforts among immigrants and Spanish-speaking people to address emerging issues and advocate for the common good. Community Dialogues took place in 5 counties and were conducted in Spanish and English.
Sustainability Corporate Responsibility Human Trafficking Immigration Advocacy
Spirituality and Justice Simplicity Peacemaking Mercy and Justice
Our presentations, retreats, and facilitation take place in unversities; in Catholic, ecumenical, and interfaith places of worship; among groups in the non-profit and non-sectarian sectors; at elementary and high schools: and with religious communities.
¡Conoce tus Derechos! Over 100 people participated in an interactive workshop presented in Spanish. The key features of the Know Your Rights! workshop included:
Thanks for your excellent presentation on the pervasive problems of our world and church! — Roseanne
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Addressing fear of deportation
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Practical skills for navigating U.S. Immigration Customs & Enforcement (ICE) encounters and raids
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Long-range planning for care of families and communities
Programs
Northwest Coalition for Responsible Investment Our complete NWCRI Report is in the fall issue of A Matter of Spirit and online at www.ipjc.org
NWCRI Shareholder Activities Engaged
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Shareholder Resolutions
NWCRI Shareholder Resolutions included: Alphabet/Google Children’s right to privacy and food marketing to youth on the YouTube Kids App was withdrawn for dialogue. Chevron Impacts on water and communities in the Company’s hydraulic fracturing operations was supported by 27% of shareholders. ExxonMobil The moral imperative to limit global warming to 2°C was supported by 19% of shareholders. Board member(s) with a high level of climate change expertise and experience was supported by 21% of shareholders. GEO Group Report on human rights training in detention centers and process for identifying human rights abuses and steps taken to improve performance was supported by 18% of shareholders. Kroger Assessment of potential and actual human rights risks in the supply chain was supported by 25% of shareholders.
Over the past five years NWCRI has assisted Hyatt in addressing human trafficking. Recently on NPR’s Marketplace Brigitta Witt, who is Global Head of Corporate Responsibility for Hyatt Hotels, said that she was introduced to the issue by “…a group of socially responsible investors [NWCRI] that were really looking at the hospitality industry as an area of potential intersection with human trafficking." Hyatt has trained 55,000 staff all over the world and it is now a Hyatt brand standard for hotels to implement training on labor and sex trafficking.
Good News! Year of Encouraging Progress on Climate Change: 2015-16 175 Nations Signed the Paris Agreement on April 22 Juliana v, the US—In April a judge denied motions to dismiss the historic lawsuit brought by 21 children against the government and fossil fuel industry for violating children’s constitutional and public trust rights by promoting use of fossil fuels. Motivated by the urgent need for action on climate change and the Paris Agreement, Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility members filed a record 91 resolutions addressing climate change. Campbell will become the first major food company to begin disclosing genetically engineered ingredients. About threequarters of its products contain ingredients derived from corn, canola, soybeans or sugar beets, the four largest genetically engineered crops. 2015-2016 Annual Report & Appeal for Support
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Programs
Justice for Women Justice for Women is a grassroots movement for social justice and systemic change, especially for women living in poverty.
Sedro-Woolley Latino parents in Sedro-Woolley, where their students make up 20 percent of the school population, addressed the need for Spanish language resources and school navigation support systems. The Circle succeeded in getting a Spanish version of the Strengthening Families parenting program implemented in their rural community.
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The Circle in rural central Washington, concerned about youth and drugs, organized a successful campaign to ban Cannabis sales in the city. The women brought 75 community members to the city council, who voted unanimously in favor of the women's recommendation.
Latina women were eager to assist the community in finding a path to affordable home ownership for Latinos, including those who may be undocumented. The Circle leadership is now bringing together North Coast Credit Union, Centro de la Raza, Goodwill and Community Land Trust representatives to do workshops in Spanish on budgets, banking and home ownership qualifications and processes.
Billings, Montana At Angela’s Piazza, a safe haven for urban Native American women, the Circle focused on the next generation of women in its community by creating antiviolence and anti-poverty resources for teens.
Tacoma At the Tahoma Indian Center, a day center for urban Native Americans, the Justice Circle focused on access to wellness activities. The women are seeking to partner with the Puyallup Tribe for use of the Tribal Elder Center facilities.
New Brunswick, NJ Because immigrant children in overcrowded housing is an area of concern, the Circle created Niños con Esperanza, a 12-session series which engaged children in art and cultural activities to develop self-esteem and cultivate a sense of security and creativity. The women funded the series by selling tamales.
Spokane Women with families at the Transitional Living Center are working to change the law related to prior criminal records that prevent women from working with children or volunteering in their children’s schools. The women met with legislators and family law attorneys to create a strategy to have the law applied on a case-by-case basis instead of an automatic ban. The women had a first-step win with the passage of the Certificate of Restoration of Opportunity Bill.
I have learned that when powerful women get together to find a way to change something, Lisa there is no stopping them. — Sunnyside The Latina women invited local Hispanic leaders to partner with them to develop their skills for civic engagement. The Circle held forums for the community that featured elected officials and media representatives.
Young Adult Justice Cafés
Davidson College (Davidson, NC) hosted a water conservation scavenger hunt on their campus, culminating in a water-conscious fellowship dinner.
Community Building, Justice, Spirituality. Justice Cafés create spaces where young adults can build community, act for justice and deepen spirituality.
Pictured at left is “Water Conservation Scavenger Hunt” winner at Davidson College Act for Water Justice Café.
50 sites and 7 countries!
Justice Café Topics 2015-2016 • September—Racism • October—Media: Effects & Influence • November—Incarceration: Restorative Justice
Just Video Contest We received 31 videos from schools on topics of Immigration, Refugees, Human Rights and the Environment. View the winning videos at www.ipjc.org
• January—Cultivating Conversations for Change • February—Globalization: Truth & Consequences • March—Water • April—Act for Water Justice!
Action on Water Justice Highlights Holy Names University (Oakland, CA) participated in an Earth Day waterway clean up.
1st Place, Human Trafficking, Ramona Convent Secondary School in Alhambra, CA
Vincentian Mission Corps (St. Louis, MO) participated in an Earth Day festival staffing a booth on how to conserve and protect water sources in their area.
Human Trafficking IPJC continues to be a regional and national leader on the issue of Human Trafficking. We are partnering with organizations across the country to multiply our efforts to end trafficking.
Presentations Church, Multi-Faith and Conferences—6 School Presentations—23
Seattle, WA Justice Café hosted a panel of water experts to educate the community about local and global water issues. Members of the Tacoma, WA Justice Café volunteered for the Save Tacoma Water campaign.
Junior High Webinars are taking place around the country, including Maryland, Florida, Missouri, California, Arizona and Indiana
Resources and Vigil Toolkits Provision of resources and materials to 16 groups around the country 2015-2016 Annual Report & Appeal for Support
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Advocacy, Publications & Technology
Federal Advocacy
Publications
Legislative Visits
Primer on Sustainability
IPJC organized Senate visits in multiple states to address human trafficking in the supply chain.
This is a new resource on fostering sustainability, which includes a brief history of the movement, a glossary, practical action guides, resources and the 2030 UN Sustainable Development Goals.
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Now on ipjc.org to download Women Religious visit with Senator Boxer's Legislative Aid
Climate Change: Our Call to Conversion is now available in 3 languages, including our Laudato Si' Supplement The supplement accompanies the four sessions in the booklet and provides a summary and quotes for each chapter of Laudato Si’. Booklets are available in print for English and French and online for Spanish—the Laudato Si’ supplement is also available to download on the IPJC website in all three languages.
Visit to Senator Patty Murray's Office
Legislative Action Center We have an Action Alert Page on the IPJC website that thousands use to bring their faith into the public square. The many opportunties to act included: •
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Your excellent booklet should get wide circulation with Laudato Si'! — Pete Henriot, SJ New Book! Beyond Empowerment, from the Catholic Campaign for Human Development, features a chapter on our Justice Circles!
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Fall: Water Winter: Refugees Spring: Listen—Contemplate the Sacred Summer: Creating a New Story
Videos What is Climate Justice? A new resource to invite young adults to participate in civic engagement
4,500 AMOS distributed in print 21,000 downloads 1,500 podcast listeners
Contemplative Dialogue Circles Over 25 groups have engaged in this 6-session process.
Fall 2015 Immigration Legislation Guide
Stewardship of Resources
As people of faith we continue to find ways to act in solidarity with immigrants.
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Justice for Women Newsletter New color format in Spanish and English! Be sure to sign up to get the good news about women who have experienced poverty and are creating change in their communities.
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is a grassroots moveme nt for social justice and systemic change, especially women living in poverty. Women’ Seattle, WA—In s Justice November Circles empower women 2015 Seattle’s Mayor to declared a identify issues of concern state of emerge in their ncy in response community and act to the growing for change. crisis of over 10,000 individuals Together We Can experiencing homelessness. In a Difference in the Make a transitional Lives housing program nestled among of Women and Our the historic homes Community as a of Capitol Hill, Whole! a group of women came together about the need to determined to make include a change. Advocating for affordab for transitional housing funding The Circle discusse le housing at City d structural programs. Council Committee Finally, the Circle oppressions that The Circle held a voter invited Jesseca led registration would Brand, the Outreac experiencing homele to their drive at two local develop and support h Director for transitional housing ssness and 2,150 Seattle’s the barriers they continu affordable apartme programs to challeng Housing Affordab nts; ility e the fact that they try to find affordab e to face as “a few people 350 and support operatioreinvest in Livability Agenda to dialogue and are making decision le housing. ns of 510 the importa about s affordable apartme Many of the women nce of having more nts; and provide are unable to for 10,000 individuals,” as one funding find stable employm 4,500 families who ent that pays participant stated. Circle members are at risk for program for transitional housing a living wage, in homelessness short s versus short term part due to the informed people of import term assistance. shelters ant which they believe stigma of having an To raise their voices are a revolving address from a statewide elections and ballot to the door to homele transitional housing City Council, they initiatives includin ssness. Rather program. testified at the g an upcoming than focusing on Affordable Housing Seattle Housing one action, they , Neighborhoods, Levy. The Levy successfully invested and Finance Commit their energy on tee meeting three levels of power and influence. Seattle, WA—En noviemb re del 2015, el alcalde de Seattle declaró a pague un una participante. El Círculo la ciudad en estado de emergencia s a l a r i o a la informó de Bajo comunidad sobre Costo sobre la necesid en respuesta a la iniciativas en incluir creciente crisis suficiente las ad boletas de votación fondos para program de de más de 10,000 , entre ellas, as de para vivir, propues personas sin techo. En un program ta para recaudar impuest la viviendas de transición. Finalme debido al con a de nte, os el Círculo invitó fines de transición ubicado vivienda a la directora de estigma de propues de vivienda en Seattle. La Extensió entre las históricas casas n del Programa de ta Vivienda de Capitol Hill, tener una apoyaría tributaria desarrollaría y Adecuad varias mujeres se a y de 2,150 apartamentos juntaron porque direcci ón costo, de bajo para dialogar Bajo Costo de Seattle estaban decididas reinvertiría en 350 sobre la importancia a crear un cambio. Testifying to y Council asocia da las operaciones de 510 respaldaría de contar con más El Círculo conver fondos para apartamentos program con u só sobre program opresiones estructu as de vivienda de transició a de vivienda de transició n de bajo costo; y proporcionaría rales ayuda en lugar n n. a corto plazo para barreras que siguen y sobre las El Círculo inscribió de albergues de 4,500 familias en votantes en peligro corto enfrentando dos plazo, los cuales ahora que están tratando de perder su vivienda viviendas de transici conside . de encontrar cambia ón para simple puerta giratori ran una Para hacerse escucha vivienda de bajo r el hecho de que a para las costo. r en el persona “unos Concej encuentran empleo Muchas no pocos toman decision s es que afectan testimono Municipal, prestaron enfocars sin techo. En lugar de estable que a 10,000 personas”, e en ios una en acción, invirtieron la reunión como lo puso de Finanzas, Vecinda del Comité su energía exitosam ente en tres rios y Vivienda niveles de poder e influencia.
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IPJC DONORS: July 2015-June 2016 We are very grateful for all of you who have supported IPJC in the past fiscal year with your financial and in-kind contributions! If we have inadvertantly left off your name, please let us know. Faridah Abdullah Academy of the Holy Names, Tampa, FL Gloria Acosta Ruth Adamites, OP Delores Adelman, SSMO Shirley Adler Adrian Dominican Sisters Rosalinda Aguirre Dona Ahern Diane & Joe Ahern Kathleen Allard Kathy & Guy Alloway Thomas Allsopp Karen Allvin Margaret Alquist Cris Amburgey Madeline Ancelard Elsie Anderson Annette Andrews-Lux Trudie Atkinson Maureen Augusciak Nancy Bachman Agnes Bachmeier, SNJM Ro Bacina Dee & Patrick Bader Diana Bader, OP Diane Baer Rev. Patty Baker Connie M. Ballantyne Paul & Susan Ballinger Jan Barcott Mary Fran Barkshire Joe & Evelyn Barreca, Sr. Greg G Bartell Judy Bartels Mary Bartholet Laurie Basile Lorraine Bayes Corrine Bayley Winnie Becker Cathy Beckley, SNJM Betsey Beckman & Charles Bommarito Selma Beckwith Bonnie Behre Joan Bell Benedictine Sisters of Cottonwood, Idaho Benedictine Sisters of Lacey Benedictine Sisters of Mt Angel Judith Benkert, OP Mary Ellen Bennett, OP Jane Beno & Michael Edwards Judy Bertoli, SNJM Jeanne Berwick & James A. Degel Kathy Billings Brigette Blair Maralyn & Jack Blume Pirkko Borland Patricia Boroughs Linda Bosford Sally Bosserman Meg Bowerman Flora Bowers Sharie Bowman Patty Bowman Monica Bradley Betty Bradley, FSPA Mary P. Breiling, SNJM Lorraine Brennan Helen Brennan, SP Maddy Brindle Larry & Jeanette Brixius Ann Marie Brooks Rosemary Brown La Verne B. Brown Roberta & Chet Brown
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Mary Brown Kirby Brown & Olivia Zapata Ann Brumbach Peggy & Mark Bubenik Hazel Anne Burnett Jim & Becky Burns Kerry Burrows Kay Burton, SNJM Judy Butler Judy Byrnes Melissa Cadwallader Nellie Calacat Suzanne Cali California & Oregon Province Jesuits Call to Action Western Washington Sharon & Neil Callahan Pat & Julie Callahan Theresa Caluori, BVM Pam Calvin Amalia Camacho, CSJP Maria Capestany Bridget Carney Kathy Cartee Sharon Casey, OP Marilyn Cass Colleen Catey Catholic Campaign for Human Development Catholic Community Services of Western Washington Gerard Centioli Mary Alice & Claude Cesard Louise Chadez Kate & Bob Chambers Donna Cheshier CHI Franciscan Health Paul Chiocco & Doug McCrary Jocie-Rhea Chism, SNJM Donna Christensen Mary Christenson Rita Clark Elaine & Jim Clark Pat Cleary Stephen & Maureen Cline Bev Coco Rosemary Coffey, CSJP Berta Cohen Shelly Cohen & Julie Shapiro Sarah Cole Sharon K. Coleman Carol Colleran Barbara Collier, SNJM Donna Collins, RSCJ Anna Colombini Kathy Colombo & Pat Morton Congregation of Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace Karen Conlin, SNJM Rena Connell Judith Connor Susan & Paul Conrad Linda Conroy Suzanne Cook Virginia & Larry Cooper Roseanne Cordover Joseph A. Cospito & Dorian McGlannan Gerry & Jerry Coupe Dot Courtis Debra Covert-Bowlds Joyce Cox, BVM Liz Crean, SNJM Mae Cruikshank, SNJM Kathy & Tom Cullen Kathleen & Thomas Cunningham Barbara Custer Swails Rev. Jim Dalton Pat Daly, SNJM Danielle Byron Henry Foundation Mary Ann Dardy, OP
Charlotte Davenport, CSJP Frances Davis Rosemary Davis, IHM Rogelio & Rochelle De La Cruz Mary de Rosas & Paul Peterhans Yvonne de Turenne, SNJM Sara E. Debono Georgie Marie & Dick Decker Dorothy Dees, SNJM Mary & Larry DeForrest Elise DeGooyer & Bernie McDonough Joan Delaplane, OP Mary Delateur Anthony DeLorenzo Gail DeMaria, CSJP Lisa Dennison Jo'Ann DeQuattro, SNJM Susan Dewitt, CSJP Mary Lou DiJulio, SNJM Mary Ellen Dillon Margaret Dimond, CSJP Phil & Gean Dindia Teresa Disch, OP Mary Ann Dixon, OP Dominican Sisters Conference Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose Dominican Sisters of San Rafael Dominican Sisters, Sheridan Avenue Steve Donaldson Mary Ellen & Tom Donnelly Edith Donovan Virginia Dorgan, RSHM Mike Dougherty J.L. Drouhard Gail Dubin Denny Duffell Sally Duffy Mary Duffy, OP Louise DuMont, CSJP Ha Tran Duong Mary Annette Dworshak, SNJM Mary Kay Dyckman Jessie Dye James Eblen John Egbert Daniel Eiben Anna Elarth Liz Ellmann Peter B. Ely, SJ Kathleen Emry Rosemary Engle Luke Esser Mary Estelle James & Maureen Evermann Dianne Fagan, SNJM Sr. M. Pius Fahlstrom, OSF Gerry & Bob Faley Christine Farrell Mary Kay Feie Pat Feltin Jo Anne Felton Margie Ferstl Sharon Filipcic Maggie Finley Kathleen Fischer Michael Fitzpatrick, SJ Mary Flaherty, RSCJ JoAnn Fleischaker, OP Deb & Rob Fleming Carol Fleming, OP Ollie & Fran Flor Rosemary Flora Ann Forbes Paula Foreman Claire Foster John F. Foster, SJ Bernice Fox Paula Fox, SSMO Gwen Fraley
Franciscan Sisters, St. Ann Convent Barbara M. Frasier Tom & Patty Freeburg Katie & Dan Frei Pat Freund Lourdes Fuentes Marcia Fung Liz Gabay Terri & Joe Gaffney Trish Gaine Willa & Robert Gaines Joanne & John Gardner Mary Lila Gary & John Amack Nancy Gast Carol Gavareski Evelyn & Michael Gerardo Challis Gail Giacomazzi Irene Gleason Sharon & Michael Glenn Anthony & Josephine Gnanarajah Dick Golob Alicia Gonzalez-Capestany & Keo Capestany Courtney Goodheart Marilyn Gooley, SNJM Shaughn Gorman & Kathryn Kurtz Cele Gorman, OP Mary Lee Gowell Sue Grady Great Lakes Dominican Chapter Office Janet Greene Iva Gregory, OP Susan Greif Bob Grimm, SJ Nadine Grogan, SNJM Mary Grondin, SP Joann Groo, SNJM Darel Grothaus Guadalupe Guajardo, SNJM Carol Guenther Julia Guerrero Dr. Alexandra Guliano Gretchen Gundrum, PhD & Peter Ways Elizabeth & Stephen Guss Lisa Gustaveson Barb Guzzo & Paul Purcell Bertha Haas Joyceann Hagen Peg Haggerty Elizabeth Hansen Ann & Kevin Harrang Roy Harrington Helen Harris Louise Harris Beverly Harrison Dennis & Lorraine Hartmann Mary Hartrich Joseph Harvey Mary Haskins, SNJM Rev. Richard Hayatsu Lyn Head Rev. John Heagle Lorene Heck, OP Marie & Dale Hedden Barbara Ann Hehr, OP Ann Heikel Anja & John Helmon Rita Hemmer Kowats Don & Carol Henry Bruce Herbert Charlene Herinckx, SSMO Lynn Herink & Jon Gordon Mary Lou Hess Marijean Heutmaker Jane Hibbard, SNJM Carolyn & John Hickman Kelly Hickman Charles H. Hiestand
Pat & Elizabeth Higgins Tanya Higgins & Darrell Chronik Tom & Betty Hill Chris Hillman Emily Hitchens Mary Sean Hodges, OP Chris Hogness & Leesa Linck Janice Holkup, OP Margaret Holland Cherie Holman Nancy & Dick Holmes Teresa Holt Teak & Del Hoover Patricia Hoppa Patrick Howell, SJ Charlene Hudon, SP Ramonda & Tony Huff Tom Hulscher Hannah Hunthausen Sukyi Hur, CSJP Benneth Husted Allison Hutchinson Dolores Hutson, OP Ignatius Ohno Foundation Pauline Igoe, OP Jude Jackson & Pat Hogan Janice Jackson, SNJM Loretta & Gerard Jancoski Melinda Jankord-Steedman & John Steedman Phyllis Jaszkowiak, SNJM Anne Jenkins Jesuits, Arrupe Community Marguerite Johnson Doug & Diane Johnson Lorraine Johnson Geri Ann Johnson Dr. Mary Ann Johnston Mary Kahle Ed & Linda Kaiel Betty Kane, CSJP Kathleen Kanet, RSHM Tom & Laura Karlin Phyllis Kelleher, OP Val Keller Dale Kelley Peggy Kennedy, SNJM Jim Keogh & Jane Nibler-Keogh Cheryl Kerner Kathleen Kichline Katherine A. Kilbourne Maggie Kilbourne-Brook Victoria Kill Judy Killion Cliff & Maria Kirchmer Kathleen Kirschner Mary Ann Knowles Linda Kobe-Smith Mary Kohli Janina Kokorowski, SNJM Diana & Richard Koob Karla Koon Angela Kopp Michele Kopp, OP Martha & Len Korslund Jane Kortz Kim Kovalik Barb Kralj Rev. Joseph Kramis Mary Kay Krause Dotti Krist-Sterbick Diane Kunkel Joanne Kurtz Priscilla LaCour Beatrice LaFramboise, SP Dawna & Jim Lahti Ilse LaMarche Robin Lamoria Andrea Langeland Louise Lansberry Barb Lantz Ned & Pam Laskowski
Carolyn Lassek Sue Lauth Kathy Lavallee Yvonne LeBlanc, SP Jeanne Marie Lee Suzanne Lee Michael & Tecla Legge Bill & Laurita Lehtinen Patty & Dave Leinweber Sandia & John Lell Esperanza Lemos Ann & Brian Lewis Pat Lewis Margaret Lichter Maryfrances Lignana Teresa Linders Michelle Lirette & Steve Gustaveson Carmel Little, CSJP Dominica Lo Bianco, OSF Rosalie Locati, SP Linda Lopez Liang Sharon & Lloyd Lowe Betty Lucas Sr. Patricia Lulay, SSMO Ann Marie Lustig, OP Sheila Lyon Marianne Mabbitt Jennifer MacDonald Luciann MacDonald Lois MacGillivray,SNJM Brian Mack & Karin Ogren Michele MacMillan, OP Mary Madison Gabriella Maertens Tom Mailhot Susan Majcen, OP Gerry Maloney, OP Maureen Maloney, SNJM Marian Malonson Eleanor Maragliano, CSJP Paula Marano Janet Marcisz, SNJM Mike & Nancy Mariano Don Marsh Paula Marter Tom Marti, MM Martin Family Foundation Ardine Martinelli Karen Matthews Kate & Ralph Maughan Millie May Jane Mayer Louise McAllister Margaret & Robert McArthur Judy McAteer Brother Michael McCarthy, CFX Philomena McCarthy, OP Joanne McCauley, OP Pat McColly Donna & Patrick McCormick Lorna McCormick, SNJM Rev. Pat McDermott Louise McDonald, CSJ Ann K. McDonnell, BVM Pam McEachern Margaret McEntee Kathy McFaul Margaret McGuirk, OP Carol Ann McMullen, SNJM Judy & Tim McNamara Becky McNamara & Paul Seckinger Anne McNamara, OSF Nancy McNulty Diane McQuiston Philip Meany Nick & Mary Mele Patty Metzger Eileen Meyers, OP Microsoft Corporation Lyn Miletich Pat Millen, OSF Mary Lew Miller Diana Miller Jo-Anne Miller, CSJP Virginia Miller, SP Missions Office, Seattle Archdiocese
Carla Montante, SP Eileen Montgomery Tess Morales John & Kathy Morefield Fr. Gary Morelli Claudia Morgan, OP Joyce Mork-O'Brien Nora Murphy, OP Mary Pat Murphy, OP Peg Murphy, OP Cathy Murray & Vince Herberholt Joseph Murray, Jr Toni Napoli, MA Nicholas Napolitano Kate Nelson Bonnie Nelson Carol Nelson Andrea Nenzel, CSJP Alice Nevue Maureen Newman, SP Marsha Nieman Sue Nies Eileen Norris Bob Norton Diane Nova Patricia Novak, OSF Cathy Nugent Rev. Roger G. O'Brien Michele O'Brien, OSF William O'Connell Kathleen O'Connor & Heidi Erdmann Carole Oesterhaus Peg O'Flynn, OP Yoshio & Karen Ohno Cathy Olds, OP Dennis O'Leary Pat O'Leary, SJ Erin Oliver Mary Kathleen O'Neill, OP Joe Orlando David & Debra O'Sullivan Marnie O'Sullivan Mary Paananen Suzanne T. Papcun Melissa Parisi & Mike Onzay Sharon Park, OP Tom Parker Sara Parkin Kate & John Parrish Pat & Jim Pattenaude PeaceHealth Lucinda Peightal, SNJM Libby Pepe, OSF Matt Perez Rosemary Perisich, SNJM Susanne Perri, OP Tori Peters Brian & Anna Peterson Nan Phifer Rita Phillips Gary Piazzon Judy Pigott Peggy Pillette, SNJM Terry Podany Joseph Podorsek Sheila Preston Comerford Providence Health & Services Kathleen Pruitt, CSJP Marlene Ptaszynski, OP Barbara Puigh Janet Quillian Kathy Quinn Stephanie Ragland & Jerry Johnsen Merlin Rainwater Michael Ramos Cecilia A. Ranger, SNJM Rosemary Rankins Katherine Ransel Raskob Foundation Mary Rathert, OP John & Maureen Reid Jim Reitz Fr. John Renggli Jeri Renner, OP Cindy Reopelle Patty Repikoff Betty Richardson
Janet Richardson, CSJP Mary Sue Richen Jane Rickenbaugh Victoria Ries Linda Riggers, SNJM Val Ritchie Shirley Roberg, SNJM Jeanie & Tom Robinson Kay Robinson Mary Ellen Robinson, SNJM Geraldine Rodriguez Rosemary & Robert Rognstad Mary Rita Rohde, SNJM Susan Roland Maria Odelia Romero, OP Valerie & Terry Ross Karen Rossman, OP Norma Roth Christine Rudolph Conchita S. Ruess Bill Rumpf Judy Ryan, SNJM Thomasina & Charles Sacrison Stephanie Salcedo Satterberg Foundation Joellen Sbrissa, CSJ Greg & Jo Anne Schell Kitty & Roger Schiltz Lorraine Schneider, SFCC Mark Schoen Janice Scholl, OP Gail Schroder Demetra Schwieger Jodie Screes SEIU Healthcare Annette Seubert, SP Imran Shaikh Kathleen Shannon Dorcy Margaret Shannon, CSJP Joan Shea, SNJM Mary Ellen Sheehan, IHM Maureen Sheridan Ruth Shipp-Dart Pat & Joe Siemens Joan Sifferle Pat Siggs Mark & Lara Simmons Barb Simms Sinsinawa Dominicans Mary Sisk Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Sisters of Mercy of the Americas Sisters of Providence, Mother Joseph Province Sisters of Providence, Peace Community Sisters of Providence, Spokane Sisters of St Joseph of Carondelet, Justice Office Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia Sisters of St. Francis of Redwood City Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet Sisters of St. Joseph of NW Pennsylvania Sisters of St. Mary of Oregon Sisters of the Holy Names, General Administration Sisters of the Holy Names, Harbor Crest Sisters of the Holy Names, Pinehurst Sisters of the Holy Names, Rose House Sisters of the Holy Names, San Gabriel Sisters of the Holy Names, Spokane Mission Centre Sisters of the Holy Names, Tampa, FL Sisters of the Holy Names, U.S. Ontario Province Sisters of the Holy Names, Villa Maria del Mar Sisters of the Presentation, San Francisco
Karen Sitzberger Ben & Olivia Skwiercz Suzanne Slankard Laura & Tom Slavin Paul Snow Society of the Holy Child Jesus Society of the Sacred Heart Gary Southerton & David Isla Gerald Spatz Mary Spellicy, SNJM Joan Spiering, RGS Patricia & Paul St. Clair St. James Cathedral, Seattle St. Patrick Church, Seattle St. Rose Church, Longview Phyllis Lee Standefer Gerald Stanley Lee Stanton Celine Steinberger, SNJM Susan Sterling Karen Stern, SHF Esther Stewart, OSF Candace Stickney Christine Still, OSF Brenda Stratton Ria Stroosma Jim Sullivan Dr. Carol Sullivan Arlene & Michael Sullivan Beth Sutch Charlotte & Earl Sutherland Sylvia Swanke, RSM Judy & Dennis Sweeney Tacoma Dominicans Joan Talbert Josephine Tamayo Murray Ann Taylor, RSCJ Mark & Tami Teaford Laura Tenisci Catherine Terburgh & Dale Johnson Noreen Terrault, CSJP Kathie Thalasinos The Joe and Frances Naumes Family Foundation Suzanne Thiel Dorothy Thielk, OP Estelle Thomas Mary Thorne, CSJP Maureen Thorstensen Rafael Tilton, OSF Anne Timlick Helen Ting Marian Jude Townley, SNJM Tricia & Steve Trainer Aileen Trainor, CSJP Dorothy Trinen Noreen Twomey, CSJP Gene & Susan Underwood Ursuline Sisters of the Roman Union Peter & Frieda Valuckas Charlotte Van Dyke, SP Kay Van Stralen Marie & Philip Vartanian Denise Vaughn Mary Anne Vincent Deanna Rose Von Bargen, RSCJ James & Kathy Von Der Linn Sandy Vroman Julie Wagner Judy Walker Mary Kay Walsh Kathleen Walsh, SNJM Jean & Michael Walters Nancy Walton-House & John House Theresa Ward Irene Ward Laura Watts Martha Ways Mary Ellen Weber Christine & Robert Weber-Kearney Pat Weidinger Debby Weidner Dr. Clarann Weinert, SC Annie Welch Bill & Melania Weller Susan Wells, SNJM
Janet Welsh Arnadene Welton Bean, SNJM Bernadine Wentland Merri Wentworth Joseph & Carolyn Wenzl Anne & Joe Wermus Diane S. Whalen Mary Wheeler Marge & Bob White Toni Lee & Dick Whitfield Kathi & Jim Whittaker Peter & Karen Wickstrand John Williams & Kathleen O'Hanlon Amy Williams & Terrance G. Sly Barbara Williams, SNJM Mary Wingate Dan & Jean Winkel Mary Winter B.K. Withey Steve & Tricia Wittmann-Todd Joyce & Randy Yates Georgia Yianakulis, SNJM Roger Yockey, SFO & Marilyn Yockey Gail Young Polly Young & Heidi Gemperle KC Young, OP In honor of Adrian Dominican Jubilarians Mariellen Blaser, SNJM Hazel Anne Burnett Kit Eveits Gregory Family Marcia Frideger, SNJM Cele Gorman, OP Joseph Harvey & Richard Horn Linda Haydock, SNJM Lorene Heck, OP Jane Hibbard, SNJM Kathleen Hilton, SNJM Janice Holkup, OP Mary Ellen Holohan Joan Kowalski, OP Joanne McCauley, OP Pat McColly Monica Moffat, SNJM Fr. John Renggli Maria Riley, OP Sisters of Assumption Convent Sisters of St Joseph of Peace Jubilarians Sisters of the Blessed Virgin Mary Jubilarians Sisters of the Holy Names Sisters of the Holy Names Jubilarians Madison Schumm Tacoma Dominican Jubilarians Megan McArthur Welling Polly Young & Dr. Heidi Gemperle In memory of Maureen Carleton Marie Coughlin Dr. Henry D. Dardy Tomasina Ghiglieri DiJulio Jim DiJulio, Sr. Susan Dougherty Mary Fleming, CSJP Rose Gallagher, SNJM Anne Heger, OP Thomas Kessing, CSJP Renee Krisko Mary Ann Quinlan Clare Royy, SNJM Elinor Sevigny, SNJM Mary Spellicy, SNJM Michael Sullivan Tim Sullivan Mary Sullivan, OP Joan Trunk Peggy & Harvey Walters
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